province , ** , prov (abbreviation)

In the other provinces, the national Government has the last word.

In fact Michael has been working on the province for nearly 30 years.

On the right, the game area was still the province of the kids.

They should be in the province itself within the week.

The province has a population of more than 44 million people.

But they have come as well from provinces to the south and east.

I did not want to be in the same province.

The party was not present in all of the province.

An education department was to be set in every province.

By then the Society had already 2100 members in 9 provinces.

He will leave the province at the end of the 2012/13 season.

When children are very young, child care is the province of the mother.

They would rather have a large province than a small country.

The province had a population of 185,110 people in 2004.

Administration of these provinces are based on the political party in power.

The provinces became involved in science as well during these years.

The province had a population of some 3,4 million in 1954.

"From your own province whose name I cannot yet hear or say."

But even the police, brought in from the provinces, seemed to be having a good time.

Also, in several provinces the administration was moved into a new building outside the city.

"They have to run the province for the next three years."

There are about 1.3 million people who live in the Province.

About 313,211 people live in the Province, as of 2006.